Coal Operators, Union Enter District Wage Negotiations
The Central competitive field districts authorize officers to begin district wage negotiations with operators under existing contracts. Separate agreements already in place in several states, with 31 Iowa operators agreeing with the union. Operators may continue current operations under temporary terms as districts pursue district scale talks.
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Bor
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Iown
Lewis
Miami
Negotin
Tiona
Toledo
Deaths of Willis Merle Beatty in Mahaffey area
Willis Merle Beatty age 28 died Saturday afternoon in Punxsutawney from diabetes. Born near Mahaffey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Beatty, he worked for the B R P Railroad and belonged to B R T and Alliance church. Unmarried, he is survived by parents, brothers George A. Beatty Ernest, Clifford Lucerne, Reed at home, sister Mrs Roy Munshower Homer City, Mary and Alma at home. Funeral held Tuesday at Mt Carmel Church. interment Mt Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Merle Beatty
Merle Beatty
Maaffey
Ma Aaffey
Clark Beatty
BOR. & P. Railroad
Alliance Church
Mahaffey
Grorgn A. Beatty
Ernest
Clifford
Lucerne
Reed
Roy Munshower
Homer City
Mary
Alma
Beatty
Mt. Qarmel Church
O'Clork
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Warin China and odd clippings from the press
A curio sheet compiles stray remarks about China politics and foreign emessies, jokes about English fashion, references to Jewish migration ideas, and a humorous aside on the moon and weather by an eastern scientist. It notes Babe Ruth’s injury and attendance at a Florida game and ends with a brief nod to the Russian Boviel’s ten years.
Derry Township Defendants in Fatal Road Accident
In a courtroom yesterday Mrs Josephine Tripedi, represented byGrege and Greeg of Greensburg, argued that on November 17, 1924, Carmella Cripadi and her husband traveled along New Alexandria road when the road bed failed near the Keystone Can and Coke Company, sending their auto into a ravine with two fatalities. Evidence cited faulty roadbeds and lack of guard rails. Separate cases noted: George Cramer and Siebert Williams jailed five days in Indiana county for freight riding and trespassing on Pennsylvania Railroad property after arrest in Graceton. coal miner Paul Kovash injured at Graceton Coal and Coke Company. a stolen 1926 Ford recovered near Blairsville. Blairsville Savings sues Latrobe firm for $725. Bell Telephone foreman Hart L. H. Shaffer injured by a rebound winch line struck by an auto, with no injuries to occupants.
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Fatel Iy
Fusephine Tripedi
Grege
Greeg
Creansburg
Vhs
Carmella Cripadi
New
Alexeandria
Keystone Can and Coke Company
Ing
Hnescos
Alex McConnell
Crowell and Whitehead
George Cramer
McDonald
Siebert Williams
Strest
Pittshureh
Indiana County
Dusbeed
W. Telecomminegs
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
W. CG. Berne
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
Graceton
Paul Kovash
Graceton Coal and Coke Company
Kovash
Indiana Hospital
Shaffér
Walton League Founder Dead
Washington March 29 Will H Dilg founder and organizer of the Tauak Walton League of America is dead after a year long illness He came to Washington to interest President Coolidge in a national conservation department He formed the league four years ago serving as president for three years growing from 40 members to 300000 with over 2000 chapters nationwide He was 48 years old.
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Washington
Will H. Dilg
Tauak Walton League of America
Coolidge
In Department of National Conservation
Dilg
League
Man Slain in Pullman Car Near March 21
Edward A. Tilden, a wealthy Chisago dry goods merchant, was found dead aboard a Pullman car with his throat slashed. An investigation began after a blunt object and a wig were found nearby, with authorities delaying searches pending fingerprint analysis and witness interviews.
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CMA
Edward A. Tilden
Chisago
St Lois
Herve
Thod. Wilans
Marshall Field Co
Deer shed antlers in a North American pattern
The passage describes how North American deer shed their antlers. It notes the timing around late winter or spring, with antlers dropping near the deer's hooves and the new growth beginning soon after.
Women Face Wage Gap In Office Jobs In 1926 Study
Washington reports a National Home Study Council analysis of 27 376 office workers in 18 cities showing men earned higher weekly pay than women for same work. Lead book keepers 44.08 versus 83.21, cashiers 31 59 versus 31 19, senior clerks 36 41 versus 24 18, ledgers 28 81 versus 22 88. The only role with higher female pay was mail clerk 17 16 versus 14 68.
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Washington, D. C
National Home Study Council
John S. Noffsinger
Council
United States
Nature as the great doctor and vacation health rules
Dr. Theodore B. Appel argues Americans overdo travel yet miss health aims. He urges balanced vacations with fresh air, wholesome food, and rest to recharge vitality, warning against excessive mileage or nightlife. He underscores nature as the ultimate physician guiding healthier living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
Pennsylvania
Mie
Vacation Pay and Healthier Life Advised
A fragment urges workers to take vacations for a healthier body and a more vigorous mind, linking time off to productivity and well being. The call emphasizes benefits of rest and rejuvenation as a routine part of labor.
Civil Service Examinations Open for Various Federal Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for positions including junior librarian and library assistant in Washington, D C, a cotton technologist in the Department of Agriculture for Washington or field duty, an assistant radio inspector in the Department of Commerce, secondary English teachers and normal school demonstration teachers in the Philippine Service, junior medical officer in Veterans' Bureau Hospitals, map printer’s helper and lithographic press feeder in the Geological Survey in Washington. Full information and application blanks may be obtained from the secretary of the local civil service examiners at the Post Office in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
United States
Veterans' Bureau
Geological Survey
SLEAD
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Sapiro Explains Cooperative Marketing Secrets
Contina reveals a long life of study at age 48 while detailing his work across New York New Jersey Connecticut Illinois and Indiana. He argues that failed cooperatives were locality based while successful ones were commodity based, citing early groups before 1916.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Ilinois
Indiana
Sapiro
Wm. H. Gallagher
Stapko
Two Brakemen Die in Separate Rail Yard Accidents
Pittsburgh March 29. Two brakemen were killed at work during the night. Jesse Rt. Brindle 27 was run over by a train in the Pitcairn yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad. WH Mc Coy 35 of Turtle Creek was crushed between two freight cars on the Union Railroad at Duquesne.
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Pittsburgh
Pitcairn
Daquesane
Jesse Rt. Brindle
Pennsylvania Railroad
WH. McCoy
Turtle Creek
Union Railroad
Duquesne
Fourteen Get Sentences In Local Court
Local court records show multiple defendants pled guilty or no contest and received costs and fines. Names include Mike Artemovich Louis Matsko Mary Matsko Paul Copchick Elzie Yingling Andrew Watral Joe Broadwick and others with penalties varying from $100 fines to time in jail and suspended sentences. The docket notes separate indictments, settlements, and ongoing appeals related to the McHenry estate and Morone appeal.
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Nolice
Mike Artemovich
Louie, Matsko
Mary Matsko
Indiana
Paul Copchick
Elzie Yingling
Andrew Watral
Nolle Contendere
Joe Broadwick
Assumps
FP. Ankeny
Charles. McHenry
Margaret McHenry
Kittanning Kiwanis Welcome Indiana Visitors
Kiwanian John Shaffer of Kittanning delivered an engaging address praising the cordial links between Indiana and Kittanning, Indiana County and Armstrong County. Rev. Dr. Roger Charnock added a complementary talk strengthening club relations and friendship between the two clubs.
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Indiana
John Shaffer
Kittanning
Shaffer
Indiana County
Armstrong County
Harry White
Elkin
John 5. Fisher
Allison
Hugh M. Bell
Indiana Club
Bell
Roger Charnock
Charnock
Kiwanian Shaffer
Lother
Fufares
Notable visitors in Indiana from Saltsburg and surrounding towns
Hugh A. Jackson Saltsburg business man visited Indiana Monday along with Noa Palmer Burrell township esescor. A M Grattina Wehrum school director called on Indiana friends. Others include CG Cunningham Brush Valley, L W Kinter Marion Center, HW S Tels road supervisor Burrell township, G C Wangman Saltsburg at court, Mr and Mrs W R Sowles St Louis guests, Howard Kimmel near South Bend, Harry Henderson former Armag../Kittanning official at Kiwanis dinner, J D Knoble Kittanning commissioner at Indiana hotel, T Beatty Salisbury retiree at court, Myers Kimmel Shelocta farmer, Joseph Mack Huff, W L Hutchison Homer City, Charles Wingard Saltsburg, Coulter Wiggins Blairsville attorney, Dr Bert Smith Philadelphia aiding Sabbath School work, Mr and Mrs Frederick Keller Grand Haven Mich, Boyd Ake Hillsdale and Phil G C Ake Mahaffey, Mrs Ts M Mitchell Harrisburg, R A McMourray Butler St Clair Oil, Dr H J Schmoker Pittsburgh, I Harmon Blairsville, Sheriff John Malcolm and Harry White Jr, Justice R D Carnahan Saltsburg.
Pennsylvania Senate defeats Salus and Quigley firearms bills
Harrisburg March 29 The Pennsylvania Senate rejected the Salus bill to restrict deadly weapons and the Quigley bill to raise resident hunters licenses to two dollars. Rural counties opposed both, citing registration requirements and higher costs. Salus defended the measure, claiming state association support, while the Quigley bill failed by two votes short of a constitutional majority. The House faced a calendar with about 900 bills on its third reading. proceedings continued.
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RY G. Ross Downing
INS
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Salus
Salis
State Association of District Attorneys
Quigley
Robt. F. Gorman
Financial Market Ticker Fragment from an Eighties Archive
An OCR led fragment shows scattered numbers and company names across a stock ticker, including Westinghouse Elec, Westinghouse Air, Studebaker, Union Pae, and Hudson. The text lists percentages, prices, and company references with no coherent narrative. The source is a damaged market page segment with multiple misread lines.
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N.Y
Ross Mes
Beth Bteol
Yevcaesteres Fou
Baldwin Cacjerreseeee
LBM
Rarnsdal Coccieeseree
Cesaeenres Ees
Cuba
C, M
St. Ry
Herida
Eeerese
Ga_ Tim R Bear
Bom
Jessie
Tant
PRR
Union Pae Vaseeseenee
Aes
Strel Po
Eeine Pve
Westinghouse Elec
Westinghouse Air
Willys Cersiend la Rote
Weat Md
Hudson
First Appearance of Juveniles
First Appearance of Juveniles continued from page 4 features Violin and Piano Meditation by Thaigs Sara and Martha Reed. Balloon Dance by Carolyn Pollock and Virginia Stewart with Mrs Stewart as the accompanist.
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Sara
Martha Reed
Carolyn Pollock
Virginia Stewart
Stewart
YMCA Volley League Narrow Victory For Coal Company
The Goal Company won their second match by defeating Clerks three games to one with set scores 15-10 11-15 16-9. Clerks lineup includes Levinson Clawson F White R White V McGaughey while Coal Company fields Cunningham Maggs Rugh Herpel and Doc CEL. Tonight's schedule lists Reserves versus Normal Press and Punxsutawney Y M C A will play Indiana Y M C A on local alleys followed by Indiana's team lineup of Cunningham Barnett Wagner Bennett Timberlake Williams Bennett Mayes Merle McGaughey and Zener after the regular match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goal Company
Clerks
Levinson
Clawson
F. White
R. White
V. McGaughey
Coal Company
Cunningham
Maggs
Rugh
Herpel
Doc Cel
Punxsutawney
Indiana Y. M. C. A
Indiana
Harry Barnett
Wagner
Harry Bennett
Timberlake
Williams
John Bennett
Mayes
Merle McGaughey
Zener
House Advances and Defeats Shape Tax Bills and Writings
The House Hirections Committee planned a hearing on election issues in its possession while debating bills. A workmen compensation amendment cleared Huber, raising payments and easing waiting periods by 197 to 1. Mede's licensing fee increase for fishermen failed. The Sterling arbitration writ provisions bill paused. Alexander administrative code amendment passed, creating a tax department and allowing certain corporations as tax collectors, with other measures advanced to today’s wedding calendar.
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Usy
House
Huber
Mede
Sterling
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J. W. OF
A. Hold
Olive Branch
China
Palestine
Vassar College
Germany
Babe Ruth
Orlando
Fla
Jim
Wade
Col
Rupe Pert
NeWee
NEA Bervice, Inc
Derry Township
Payali
S. H. Lear
Blairsville
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South Walnut Street
Maple Avenue
Walton League
Haze and
Vsedt Warner 2
Pree
Nature
Doctor
United States Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D
Contina
Hugh A. Jackson
Salinburg
Noa Palmer
Ansescor
Burrell Township
A. M. Grattina
Wehrum
CG. Cunningham
Brushvatley
L. W. Kinter
Marion Center
Iitgervisor
G.C. Wangman
Salieburg
W. R. Sowles
St. Louis
Howard Kimmel
Near South Bend
Harry C. Henderson
Armatrang's County
J. D. Knoble
Kiwanis
Indiana Hotel
T. Beatty
Salisbury
Myers Kimmel
Shelocta
Joseph Mack
Huff
Squire W. L.hutchison
Charles Wingard
Saltsburg
Coulter Wiggins
Bert Smith
Philadelphia
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Prederick Keller
Grand Haven, Mich
Boyd Ake
Hillsdale
Phil GC. Ake
Ts. M. Mitchell
R. A. McMourray
Butler
St. Clair Oil Company
H. J. Schmoker
Titisburgh
Indiana House
I. Harmon
John Malcolm
Harry White, Jr
Justice of the Peace
R. D. Carnahan of
Saltsbury
State Capitol
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